I bought an 06!!!!
02-10-2010, 06:04 PM
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3-five-five/ TUNDRA/ 07 997 cab
Actually, the whole board is gonna shut down because they are sick of the anoying chimpanzee running around here! LOL Oh and by the way that is you! Go back to the zoo you little freak and take your cousin (chimp Dr. with you) Friggin tool! Dont make me start bringing in the threads from all the other forrums making fun of what a tool bag you are! Do you realize every forum knows and cant stand you. I hope you get better as well. But a ****y anoying personality is yours for life unfortunately!
this is getting good
02-10-2010, 08:49 PM
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Porsche 991S, Cayenne S, 1972 BMW 3.0CS E9 Coupe
To the OP, congrats on your new ride. It sounds like a good find. Post pics when it arrives.
As far as pricing on used cars, the price is really what you want to pay for it at any given moment in time, for any specific car.
Very few people here are making a living off of buying and selling cars. And if so, then of course what they can be bought and sold for at this very moment becomes important.
But if you're buying to own, just buy what you want, when you want, and at a price you feel okay about. Then forget about it and enjoy the car. And when it comes time to get rid of it, you'll sell it for what it happens to be selling for at that time. Sounds simple to me.
As far as pricing on used cars, the price is really what you want to pay for it at any given moment in time, for any specific car.
Very few people here are making a living off of buying and selling cars. And if so, then of course what they can be bought and sold for at this very moment becomes important.
But if you're buying to own, just buy what you want, when you want, and at a price you feel okay about. Then forget about it and enjoy the car. And when it comes time to get rid of it, you'll sell it for what it happens to be selling for at that time. Sounds simple to me.
02-10-2010, 10:14 PM
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2004 CL55
Hey so I am the guy who is mentioned in this post, I am the guy with the designo CL55 for sale and the one the M3 Addict pm'd. Just cause he does not get along with emoving does not mean his money isn't still good, right? Is there any real reason I should not do business with this guy, or is it all snarky back and forth comments, and nothing more?
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02-11-2010, 12:57 AM
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Lol Max. Funny thread. I'm trying to learn all i can about the E63 before I buy. This site is helping me a lot. I would never talk smack about a MB if I never owned one though.
02-11-2010, 02:41 AM
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04 - 06 e55 Wagon - looking for
Gentlemen, the prophylactic of the bowels of society
02-11-2010, 01:55 PM
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Suppositor-ily speaking, let me me clitify. One can erase all posts from Full Throttle et al. and replace with this oldie but goodie skit and nothing would change.
Gentlemen, the prophylactic of the bowels of society
Gentlemen, the prophylactic of the bowels of society
If I may retain my liquids here for one moment. M3-addict must suppress his deification in such a mammagramic testicular virtue. He further displays such ejaculatory overtones in this thread which shall not be tolerated in the sanctamonium of our inner society.
Now, please enjoy this snipit of secretions and reading dysfunctions.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7dPprbzNSc
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02-11-2010, 10:47 PM
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'09 E550 4-Matic
Manheim Pricing 2006 M5
Vehicle Identification
Search: Select Region: National
Year: 2006 Seasonal Adjustment: No
Make: B M W
Model: M SERIES
Style: M5 4D SEDAN
Year: 2006 Seasonal Adjustment: No
Make: B M W
Model: M SERIES
Style: M5 4D SEDAN
Auction Averages
Zeroes Indicate No Recent Auction Sales. See "Transactions"
For Week Ending Jan 15
Above Average Below Nov 2009 Jul 2009 Jan 2009
Sale Price $38,713 $33,630 $28,547 $37,438 $41,198 $39,121
Odometer 26,381 50,015 73,649 37,749 37,383 35,479
Total Sold All 15 18 25 31
Sale Price $38,713 $33,630 $28,547 $37,438 $41,198 $39,121
Odometer 26,381 50,015 73,649 37,749 37,383 35,479
Total Sold All 15 18 25 31
Average Auction Odometer
50,015
Prices are based on more transactions than shown under 'Transactions', above.
Jan 20 - Jan 27 2010
Above Average Below Feb 2010 Jan 2011
Auction $36,700 $33,400 $30,100 $33,200 $28,100
Est. Retail $45,500 $41,600 $37,600 $41,300 $35,200
Auction $36,700 $33,400 $30,100 $33,200 $28,100
Est. Retail $45,500 $41,600 $37,600 $41,300 $35,200
02-11-2010, 10:51 PM
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Suppositor-ily speaking, let me me clitify. One can erase all posts from Full Throttle et al. and replace with this oldie but goodie skit and nothing would change.
Gentlemen, the prophylactic of the bowels of society
Gentlemen, the prophylactic of the bowels of society
02-12-2010, 09:14 AM
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2005 c55
rol,
how do you access this info? This is really good info as any of these cars that end up at dealerships we can get an idea what they paid for them. It really does look like there is little mark up between these auction prices and retail prices. Tough business to be in to make money. At best something there is maybe a few thousand dollars profit in there. Tough to dish out $38K or so for a nice low mileage car + fees to sell for low 40's.
Don't you think?
how do you access this info? This is really good info as any of these cars that end up at dealerships we can get an idea what they paid for them. It really does look like there is little mark up between these auction prices and retail prices. Tough business to be in to make money. At best something there is maybe a few thousand dollars profit in there. Tough to dish out $38K or so for a nice low mileage car + fees to sell for low 40's.
Don't you think?
